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...born in Cambridge, Mass. 37 years ago. At Harvard he was class poet in 1915, and took his M.A. degree the following year. He was one of the group of undergraduate esthetes whom the late great, cigar-smoking Amy Lowell used to gather round her, and a leading contributor to a volume entitled "Eight Harvard Poets...
Author Charles Christian Wertenbaker, newspaperman, Satevepost writer, is a weekly contributor to TIME. He has also written: Boojnm', Peter the Drunk...
...Donner, right end and brilliant contributor to the smoothness of the Dartmouth machine...
Canadian sportsmen do not agree with your contributor, Dr. Thomas Gilbert Pearson,* that the principal reason for the shortage of ducks is the continued drought in the southern part of the three prairie Provinces, as there are large bodies of water in the northern portion of these provinces that annually contribute to the duck supply, sufficient grounds for all the ducks in the world to breed in. Visitors to the northern lakes report more ducks than ever before due to the migration to those parts...
...might imagine that labor was the essential contributor to wealth and that in consequence it would have a sort of first claim on the income of the land. This is scarcely the case. In 1930, with hard times on top of us, dividends and interest payments increased to 8 billions of dollars from 7½billions in 1929. And meanwhile, wage payments which amounted to 45 billion dollars in 1929, decreased to 35 billion...